Richard's Report - Tuesday, 23 February 2016 4:43:22 PM

Grey Times Ahead

Below you will find a series of "mouldy oldies", as Rosco calls them. Slides digitised from his archive of treasures, taken back in the 1980s, and sent to help get you all in the mood for the Thredbo 80's Reunion to be held next month.

<em>Powder Day</em> - note the old New Kirk Lodge in the background - the outstanding building in the village
Powder Day - note the old New Kirk Lodge in the background - the outstanding building in the village

<em>A busy Black Sallees</em>
A busy Black Sallees

<em>Locals at Antons</em> - check out the stretch pants
Locals at Antons - check out the stretch pants

<em>Powder above Kareela</em> - from the old Crackenback double  chair
Powder above Kareela - from the old Crackenback double chair

<em>Kane, Tom Sturt, and Brian Damage<BR>Dave, Tim and Graeme climb Kosi</em>
Kane, Tom Sturt, and Brian Damage
Dave, Tim and Graeme climb Kosi

<em>Dave on mono off Kosi cornice<BR>Mono track off Kosi</em>
Dave on mono off Kosi cornice
Mono track off Kosi

<em>Dave off Kosi cornice</em>
Dave off Kosi cornice

<em>Little Beauty grooming</em>
Little Beauty grooming

<em>Rob Croll</em> and <em>freestyle comp</em>
Rob Croll and freestyle comp

<em>Staff Lodge</em> - where Squatters Run now sits
Staff Lodge - where Squatters Run now sits

For me personally, I first started skiing in Thredbo at the beginning of the 80s but I never really knew any of the locals or regulars. As a weekend warrior, staying off snow, it wasn't until the 90's when I started spending winters in Berridale that I got to know the regulars.

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